
Academic Honors and Awards announced
06.07.2022 | Office of the Dean, College of Arts and SciencesMore than 200 undergraduates are recipients of 2022 Academic Honors and Awards. Congratulations, Bearcats!
More than 200 undergraduates are recipients of 2022 Academic Honors and Awards. Congratulations, Bearcats!
A 7-foot tall mural by a famed Oregon artist moves from a Salem dining room to Hallie Ford Museum of Art.
The annual event was hosted virtually for the second consecutive year and expanded to a two-day format for the first time.
An anonymous donor has given Willamette $1 million in matching funds to inspire the creation of new endowed scholarships and a limited number of matching funds remain.
More than 200 undergraduates are recipients of 2021 Academic Honors and Awards. Congratulations, Bearcats!
The Willamette University College of Liberal Arts honored students’ academic achievements this week.
Bearcats use costume supplies and 3D printers to create much needed protective equipment for the community.
Willamette University College of Liberal Arts honored students’ academic achievements at a ceremony April 29 in Cat Cavern.
“Boy Erased” author speaks about writing, cinema and surviving conversion therapy.
Garrard Conley will visit classes and deliver the Hogue-Sponenburgh Art History Lecture.
Faculty from all three colleges recognized for teaching excellence, scholarly accomplishment.
Collins family honors two decades of mutual respect, friendship.
Museum celebrates more than 220 exhibitions and standing among the best in the Pacific Northwest.
The Willamette University College of Liberal Arts honored students’ academic achievements April 23 in Cat Cavern.
President Steve Thorsett and the Board of Trustees recognize faculty members’ teaching excellence, scholarly or creative accomplishment, and university and community service.
Michelle Atherton’s Willamette experience led her to a unique conservation project abroad.
College of Liberal Arts students received more than 100 academic honors and awards.
The university recognized Anna Cox, Brandi Row Lazzarini, Roy Pérez, Abigail Susik, Karen Sandrik and Kawika Pierson for their teaching, scholarship and service.
Inspired by an art history class, the exhibition relied on student and faculty collaboration.
On Nov. 5, the Getty CEO addresses the threat posed by ISIS.
Willamette's 2015 fall lecture series explores the preservation of cultural artifacts amidst terror, destruction and colonization.
The summer program leads to curricular innovation, research experience for students.
The event is aimed to strengthen the teaching of art history to undergrads.
Describing her classroom as an "unpredictable laboratory," art history professor Abigail Susik says the best part of her job is learning from her students.
Christian Oldham ’14, MBA ’15 will spend a year in Japan studying ikebana.